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The Chicago Bulls' injury woes are piling up. Dalen Terry is the latest player to go on the shelf as a right ankle sprain will keep him out of Wednesday's game against the Charlotte Hornets.

Terry suffered the injury in Tuesday's loss to the Toronto Raptors. The second-year forward saw eight minutes of action before landing awkwardly on his right ankle, forcing him to exit the game early.

With Patrick Williams sidelined for at least two weeks, Terry was poised to see increased minutes in the Bulls' rotation. However, that plan looks to be in jeopardy as Terry was helped off the court by trainers and exited the United Center using a knee scooter on Tuesday.

It's unclear how long Terry will be out, but the Bulls must push forward without him. They'll be back in action Wednesday when they visit the Charlotte Hornets. Tip-off is at 6 PM CT and the game will air on NBC Sports Chicago.

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